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REORGANIZATION OF THE HOUSE.
No Contest Ncs Apparcns Exccpt Tor the
DoOrkeePer.s Place.

AS the time for the meeting OF Congress draws
nearer the canvass Tor orccrs OF the HOUSE grows
more animated Atpresent the indications pin; &C
the reelection Of ell the Old Officers from speakss
down. The only fight OF any moment Is made ros
the doorkeepershin Tor which there are several
candidates though col Doncson. the presens
Incumbent has. his friends claim the lnsiactrack.
He has the advantage OF possession. which is A
matter OF no small consideration where the
once controls by Tar the larger share NJ the Housa
Patronage. While no candidates have q OPENLY
announced themselves against the present in,uin-
bcnts OF the ufices OF serrant-at-artns clerk and
postmaster, II Il ny no means certain that some
may not vet put IN an appearance. Among asinO-
cratS there L. some complaint that the four subur-
dinate places OF the House are held hy men %
four STATES very nearly together ge,graphically.
The states OF Ohio Indiana. Missouri and TennesSs
hold these places and should this geographical
concentration prove unsatisfactory the majority
OF the House. when the democrats meet in caucus
they may make a general and surprising redistrl
button As the case stands, N the ola STATE holds
good all the present oficiais viii probably 80
through.
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RaItimore Markets.

BALTIMORE ND. November 15...yirs1nis sizes.
consolidated. 49, past due coupons, 82; ten forties,
3634: new threes. ga bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Nd. November l5.-cotton firm
quiet. Wheat southern steady and, Arm; red. soa
81 amber, S2aS3 western higher; No. g winter red
spot sIA4aSls November, S1aSlH: December, s2sI
a asi;s January ,, Sasas4A Corn-s9uthern hrm
spot, 52s.5Sa DECEMBER. new. 5l1 year. 81 bid;
and Pennsylysnia, 3OaS5; western whits - 1a:.5S;
western mixed, ~ Ta33H. Rye quiet 5Sa6U Pro-
visions steady and quiet: Potatoes steady, 2lO22h
Petroleum hiehrr-reined, a. Coffee nominaliy steay-
Rio ordinary fair 17salSh Sugar easier
soft 5.63; copper refined steady. llNaI2. Whisky
steadyIcotten nd hour, ls6d grain. Adj Receipts
n9a n, ifaa barrels; whSat bushels; corn.
Hour, 5,42S barrels; wheat, $4,000 bushels; corn,
S,300bushels: Ssles-wheat, $4,000 bushels; corn,
u, 900 bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. ILL, November 10. l p. m.-wheat
easy-cash % GIG; December, "a 5-16; May, SOa
s0,s. Corn lower-cash 44h: December. AN; May.
300 Whisky. i:l0. PorE lower January, ii. los
l3l2H May, 1850: Lard easy-cash and December
d571a; May. ESQ. January short ribs, 662h.
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COL Fellows wnohas just been elected district
attorney In New York, arrived AZ the Riggs House
little before noon to-day. and later called on the
President To a STAR reporter who met him shortly
after his arrival he said he was Just taking visit
AFTER the campaign He was In Baltimore, about
to 60 out duck shooting. and he took the oppor-
tunity 70 come TO Washington and call on the
President He Will so back 10 Baltimore directly,
and begin his duck shooting al Carroll Island.
He looked smiling and happy over his victory. lie
said that New York was safe 10 the democrats
al do not see how they can loose it next year.. be
said. "Mr. Cleveland can carry IL against any re
publican. He can get q majority OF $4,000 over
any one the republicans may nominate"
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RrSerSe NorsEs

IT used Hoods Sarsapara for catarrh, and received
great relief and benefit from it The catarrh very
dsasreeabe especially in the winter causing constant
discharge from ringing noises in my carr, and
pains In the back of my head. The effort to clear my
head in the morning by hawking and splitting was rain
full Hoods ssrsapariila gave me relief Immediately
while in time entirely cured. I SIN never with
out the medicine ia house. think ii is worth its
weight in gold" MRS G. B. GIBB, 1929 Eighth
ST. NV, Washington. d. c.
HOODS SARSAPARILLA
Sold By all druggists. 81 six for 50. Prepared only
by G. l. HOOD CO.. Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR 2
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Mama.
Washington stock Exchange.

The following changes from yesterdays quotations
on the Washington stock Exchange are noted to-day
eonpoass iss. sSS i%p n7 aoS s.k eid psr
imp IMP Is, .. 1891. currency, l091 bid. D. e
Washington and Georgetown Railroad bonds. 2iS
bid. Washington Gas, 80 bid. ;3914 asked. George
town Gas, 43 bid. Arlington Insurance, l54k bid.
Corcornn Insurance 80 asked. Riggs Inurnnce, 81
Dld, S5s asked. Franklin insurance, 80 bid. 40 =
National Bank, l26 bid. National Metropolitan
Bank; 10 bid, Golumbia National Bank lO0h bid.
phone Company 36as bid. Al asked. Chesa,
asked. Washington Market Co. 6s, liz bid, 1l6
asked. Washington Light Infantry. 80 bid, 81
asked. Washington Market Co., 20 asked
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stolen i'm Alexandria.
NAN WHO RODE INTO THE CITY ON A BORROWED
HORSE.

At an early hour this morning man about
thirty years old entered this city on horseback,
having driven across the Long bridge. He rode
1ne-looking animal, which he offered for sale TO
VIM. Kearney, horse-trader, FOR $40. Kearney
suspected something wrong, and made the pur-
chase in order to secure the animal, and paid the
stranger 81 to bind the bargain, the latter agree
Ing TO return later In the day for the remaining
S39 AS soon as the stranger left ths stable Keaf-
ney turned the animal over TO the police OF the rst
precinct and gave . DESCRIPTION OF the man, who
was subsequently, arrested by Offcer Kenny. When
taken to the station he gave hts name as Henry
Jewell, and afterward said his name was James
Goinga He claimed that the animal belonged TO
nim and that he had right TO sell Ii but when
about TO be put behind the DarD he confessed that
he had stolen the animal nom the stable Of WIN.
A Smoot, coal merchant In Alexandria He sig
nlned Willingness 70 return 70 Virginia, and this
afternoon be was turned over TO Capt Web
ster. OF the Alexandria police, who took
him back 70 Alexandra. The penalty tor horse
stealing In Virginia u ten ysaxg imprisonment
shortly after The va, when 20 many horses were
stolen In the etAte a Virginia act q the legis.
lature fixed Q death penalty tor horse stealing.
THAI law was repealed. and the penalty 0xed g
ten yeAIa tmpC1sQnme0k
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Mr. Nun.s Trtnl.
THE DIAMOND RING WHICH THE yovSS coRshs GOT
OF

Tue piAAosD hise MhtVh Thk NoVsG coRkAs GOT
OF NM GOLDSMITH.
Yesterday afternoon Jun :. Yum was placed ON
trial In the Criminal Court for the lar,.nx N, !.
a,a,,or, ,,n,- ,-.,,,,.t a, 900 -, =, - ~ W !"
, e, -, 80. -. no.n NHN eoiusihth,
on Sep,emoef " last, MI l. r. Miller appearing for
the prisoner. Mr.. Goldsmith testinAd that Yum
had fr,,luently dealt with him naxtn,, 60 -,
no nracnrad the rim, sa,,n,r r. ,,.,s.,.s !. nv
s,,,,iia "a ,sanlJ 4, a. s,,,,,a ~. 80 " loI
az, Sepu anu "o' - ~ s n,~ o,ie VA. money.
49, NJ IL, ,t,,, ,a, anu ara.ea ioi Vine.
,,arra,, 'e ' ''" "'"SN' P'oSu'cu inc
Isaar S,etnen testified tina, tho nr,soaa- M,
$3.50, a - Ill. 'eo''eu 'h"e hhc piisonei hAa
Mr u ,tie nus ss,a, ,,o, NJ. 49,. ~, -
t,,a and 6a,, S,s ' q, NJ i vi .s Voie ners
go ~. ,,,oi -; 90 as1 ~ ''an Hne lang ako
niant,nIiy snnn,ss NIL ,a,,,. " r a'lns peen
pieueiuai' s"pphtu VIII injury, nc llu not KNOW
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One Killed and Three lptMfel:t -,
EXPLOSION OF A BOILER WHICH WAS RECENTLY PRO
EOuECED SOuND.

NoUNCED SOUND.
NEWARK, N. j., Nov. 15.-One Of the forty HORSE
power boilers In Heller Brothers blast furnace, at
Woodsiue, on the line or the Greenwood Lake kali
road, exploded this morning, killing one man,
Thos. PrOut, aged sixty years. the watchman, and
Buchanan, and John Bernard. The explosion oc-
Cured at O'Clock, just as the men were going to
work. Most OF those on the outside escaped. The
force OF the explosion was upward through the
roof, some OF the pieces or the boiler being
hurled a distance Of Two blocks. When the rooI
settled back names burst forth. Engines were
sent from Newark, but It took such long time TO
reach the scene and the flames had gained such
heauway, that the building was totally destroyed.
heller Bros loss Is placed at $4,000. on which
there Is an Insurance. A portion of The building
was occupied by bod g Clark, tool Inanuiac-
turerS, who cannot estimate their loss at present.
The three men injured were cut about the head
and body. The DOIeT had recently been inspected
anu pronounced sound
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Killed Mt n Railroad Crossina.

CHICAGO, Nov. IA Rock Island, Ill, special
says: An extra North-bound freight train on the
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy dashed into q
contained three children OF Mr. Shut, OF Lynn
Center Ida, twelve years old, was killed Instantly;
Willie aged ten received fatal and Oscar,
aged fourteen who was driving received serious
tnouEn not fatal injuries. The horses were killed
outright.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest qeleglanS to The Star.
CABLE NOTES FROM FRANKFORT

CABLE NOTES FROM FRANKFORT.
Fourteen Lives lost N . Mime Explo.
siOn-Gsrevy Must NOT Resign.
6peciai Cable Dispatch to The EvEEINo STAR
FRANKFORT, Nov. 15.-An explosion occurred
yesterday in one OF the 0neisenau mines near
Dartmund which resulted In the deaths Of four
teen persona
The Paris journal La PoiI, the organ OF Presi-
dent Grevy, publishes denial, evidently authorf-
tative. OF the current rumors concerning his ap-
preaching resignation. IL Rays that Mr.. Grevy
must and viii remain president Of the republic In
spite OF all his enemies may do to depose him.
Meanwhile the evidence against II. Wilson in-
creases continually. An Indictment will probably
be issued to-day.
The announcement is published OF the consoli-
dalton OF two very old and responsible Quinine
manufacturing concerns-Zimmer, OF Frankfort,
with his special partners, and Jobst, OF Stuttgart
The head office OF the consolidated company will
be at Milan. 1t will continue TO aiahn1a0sVre
chemicals, and especially pharmaceutienhQ SeRAfa-
lions, on large scale. 1t Is believed that be COP
so1dation viii have the effect OF improving the
long-depreSsed Quinine trade. -. -,
The continental stock exchanges are quiet and
inactive to-day. ~ -' u
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Ex-Soldtcr~ On Examinati Hons.
4 REQUEST From TUE UNION VETERANS UNION
sT>TFp 10 THE PRFstpTST

PRESIDENT.
VI. A. Dillon. commander-in-chief; Robert Atom,
adJutant-genersl, and n. J. Crouch department
COMMANDER. OF the Union Veterans IBIOn. called
ON the President this morning and presented "a
Elm resolutions adopted by the body they repre-
sent, In reference 20 the examinations o. ex.
soldiers now employed In the Departments Men,
bers OF the committee expressed themselves as
greatly pleased with the reception accorded them
by the President The resolutions, after luotin
the law OF Congress giving soldiers dis harg-,. y
reason or disability Incurred in service the pr.icT-
ence Tor appointment "a civil ONCE. provided they
are found 10 possess the required business capac-
ity, refers 10 the recent rule OF the CiyiScrNics
commission prescribing an examination for pro-
nOion, making u compulsory on all clerks TO
ehter the examinations. The President Il re-
quested ito employ his authority, so far as Il may
need DE, 70 the effect that the disabled veteran
alon soldier OF sailor occupying position IN tho
ciVil-SerNice OF the United states be not required
10 compete In sad examinations unless he deSiFt.S
rromottou and tutJher that IL he passes SAID
minimum percentage IN said examination, that he
nave the preference In the appointments " the
higher grade"
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struck with a stone ana Killed.

BOsTON, Nov l5.-Alfred Nelson and Arthur
French, boys aged respectively eleven and seven,
Quarrdlled while at play in the village OF Weston
ysa.arday afternoon. The elder lad threw at the
younger Q sharp stone which struck young French
III INC htCh oCrOrir5 >ts 5>s>,~- ana causing
him to bleed TO death in few minutes. II Is
doubtful II the aSSailant will be prosecuted on
count OF hiS y0utA.
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The Crown Princes General Health.
IT CONTINUES TO BE GOOD.
BERLIN, Nov. ia dispatch T. ON San Reno
says the general health or the crown prince con-
a IA visit TO the prince and his family at San
Ramo.
Az National Gazette states that Dr. Bramann,
the senior assistant OF DIR. Bergman, has gone u
san Reno 10 be in readiness TO assist his chief II
the operation Of tracheOtOnly is performed on the
crown prince.
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Combined AUafnst the Work men.

New YORK, Nov. l5.-The executive committee
OF the Shoe Manufacturers Association met to-day
and completed the business left over by the con-
vention yesterday. The organization was made
permanent, and the manufacturers will In future
be combined AGAINST the WOrkmen.
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The COurts.

CIRCUIT C0UHT-Jufye TbI.
Yesterday, Williamson agt. BOlden; Judgment by
default Brooks agt. Weaver, garnlshee; Judg.
ment below aflrmed FAINT agt Clark; demurrer
TO decree sustained. Stewart agt- Washington
Beneficial Endowment Association; motion for
judgment oyerruled and leave 10 anne al plea.
Moses Son agt. Taylor; jury retire; sealed yer.
dict
To-day, Moses Son agt Taylor: jury discharged.
unable 70 agree. Corts agI District VI Columbian
on trial.
EQUITY CoURT-yudge Meyrfck.
Yesterday, Nelson agt. MOrtnlngton: new trus-
tees appointed 20 sell. Shoemaker agt. Shoemaker:
testimony before Albert Harper. examiner ordered
taken. Chester agt. Chester; decree granting
divorce. Walter agt Berans; Chas. N. I. Laiimer
appointed guardian ad litem-
To-day, Shoemaker agt Shoemaker: ratification
OF auditors report Hume agl. Meyer; do. da.
volans agt. Ward: time 70 take testimony eA-
tended
CRIMINAL CoURr-yudge Moatg0merU
To-day, ThoS Page, larceny; bench warrant 70.
turned ''cen," and forfeiture set ABIDE on pay.
mept Of costs Michael Noonan, assault; pleaded
guilty; fned go. Geo Bell, sodo-ny; pleaded
not guilty.
COURT ~ GENERAL TERN.
To-day, Harris agL Barber; on hearing.
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Death Of GEN. Grant,s Nurse.

CINCINNATI, Nov. Ia special from Ports
mouth, OHIO, tells OF the death OF Mrs. Sarah Cow
dey, aged eighty years, who was present at the
birth OF Gen. Grant, and was his nurse In infancy.
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Fire i'm a Conservatory

CINCINNATI, Nov. ia special from Columbus,
Ind, says: The building OF the Conservatory OF
Music was burned yesterday afternoon. LOSS
$4,000; insurance $4,000.
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A Bucket shop a Gam bIiuu House.

NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-Eilott W. Todd, who was
tried on the charge Of keeping a gambling house
In the shape OF bucket-snop, was convicted To-
day and fined 800.
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Hatch's Debts Under 5000, 900.

NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-Lawyer H. II. Chittenden,
assignee or A. s. Hatcn Co., brokers, Is busy to-
day preparing statement OF the firms affatrs. he
says that from his investigation so FAR be, Judges
that the assets would about cover them. -
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AN ACCIDENT AT THE LAUREL MnL-The big
dam at the mill at Laur ], Md, broke on saturday
last. The impression Is that II VIII take several
weeks To repair the break, during which time the
mill will be closed. About 800 hands will De
thrown out OF employment
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MARRIAGE LICENSES GOOD TN TsED.-Yester.
day Afternoon a coiored minister brought Co tie
clerks Office a marriage license In the names OF
Charles jackson and Laura jackson, OF Maryland
dated December IL, 1872, and asked Il Il was go1d-
He explained that the parties had a misunder-
standing nfteen years ago, and dld not use the
license. lie was assured that the license was god
until used.
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A CnocsRs AsslGNNnf.-To-day an assignment
Of John w. ciagetI grocer at 32S5 Bridge street,
West Washington, nor the oenens Of his aed1torI
70 Cornelius Oliver, was placed on record
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SUIT FOR $4,000 DANAGEs-To-day, in the Cir.
cult Court, Harriet A. Is. corr against the District
OF Columbia, was taken up. This l. an action for
damages, LAID AT S2c00o, Tor Injuries received by
falling, on February 4, lss., on some snow or ice
In front of No. l4l2 Pennsylvania avenue, fnlur-
ing her ANKLE ana leg. J. y. FarnsN 0rJh and JAS
Coleman appeared Tor plalatin, and II. = DAVIS
for defendant
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MARRIAGE LICENSES licenses have been
Issued by the clerk OF the court 20 T. !. Farber OF
Baltimore, Nd, and Ruby n. johnson, OF Prince
Georges County, Nd; Chas. Carroll, OF Howard
County, Nd, and suzanne Bancroft; W. X. Ellis
and Emma f. Rasnir; John r. Logan and HARLAN
v. Bailey, both OF Richmond. Va; Morgan X n
Mooney, OF ST. Louis, and Eva A. NuJh.
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THE DISTRICT DELEGATES GoNE-The District Of
Columbia delegation. consisting OF Mrs. = ID, La
Fetra, Mrs Annie r. Moullon. Mrs NJ X Conen
city yesterday To attend the convention OF the Ma
tlonal Moman's Christian Temperance Union e
Nashville, Tenn.
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The shah Goinr to Europe Again.

LONDON, Nov. 15.-Advices from Teheran state
that the shah in April will start on tour Of
Europe. He will visit Russia. Germany, Austria,
France, England, Italy, and Turkey, returning to
Persia in september.
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RoBBEErss REroRTED-yictor RouN & Co, No.
1s41 pennsylvania avenue, reports lat at an early
hour sunday morning his 'front.' window WAS
broken open with a brick and robbed OF $40 worth
OF wines and wniskies. Jacob Stei.er No lsls
9Th street northwest, reports the larceny or a st
OF harness worth $40. JDo Held reports tn then
OF a watch Albright x Baker. coal yard, corner
Delaware avenue and street. reports that their
Office was broken into sunday night and robbed Of
two account books.
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COULDN'T AGREE ON vERpicT.-ln the Circuit
Court to-day the jury u tns case o. Moses 4 Son
over : week. were discharged after ~ hours de-
liberation, having failed 70 agree upon Q verdict
Taylor claimed that payments made by him had
not bean credited
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

IrCR REN1-UNFUENIsHED FLATS IN APART:
men, house on II -. near lafayette square heated
rs without extra charge aud arranged for house
keeytng Price $50. stjO and SSJ Per mouth
4 iZ-Ut Hill. q JOHNSTON. 7.sS 10th 80. NV
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FOR SALE--HOUSES.

IIOR sALE-IMpRoyED-
r r. l. bet 10Th and 10th sts Sr, br; br stable
o ST. bet. i4th and l 5th SITS. l3r., br
n. ii. ave-. bet. N a and 4. a-story brick
18th st., bet q and X, new I3r.. br.
18Th st. bet NY. and ST., Tor. br. frame sta
I3,h 81 boundary. IT.. br. AP. HIILSCo..
nl0-1w 1888 st.
EQR SALE BUSINESS PROPERTY-s5 FEET
40 'front.', ON ST., bet 18th and 18th.
26;t IT 'front.' on 4 ST., improved BY lar. br
nlo-lw A. r HILL Co, 1888 F st.
E0R sALE-A NEW RESIDENCE IN A FASHION
able locality built and occu, ied by the owner; CEN
trai hall open tre-plaees and attractive interior ef-
n7-i2t N. NJ PARKER, 141s st. NV
IIoR sALE-a VERY DESIRABLE AND HAND
lurnlture one on 10Th St. n Of Dupont Circle; other
on ni i5.h st. n of r. ave- Hill lass e. 4.
NOR sALE-oNLY s7,06O. NEW IhkkE-sTOKY
BU1IDiSG. BAY window in 10 'f ROOF: contains 'S
The house is stI Deep T. roof has side windoxs
an3 is very desiraoy Heated: northwest Conyenent
i nD-st '''e'' CARS . A'" y 1903 cS st
EOR SALE-1l4 c ST. n :E. IL ROOMS AND
bath; m. l.; in splendid condition; price $4,000;
one-fblrd cash. remainder to suit; be seen from
to an. and from 4 to q pm. Thos. g; HkNsEY.
n5-1m 1226 st. NV.
EoR sALE-sO2 2lsT 81. NV. THREE STORY
II Brick. with back building; IL rooms; modern i'm
proveents in rstciass repair: excellent location
Aso a House very fashionably located on / st. near
o,,,m Il. Ii. aoLDsBoRoUaH CO..
T attractive Frame Dwellings, Nos. 3126-3S- go I'd
SO 9TH st. tbrshtwood aye opposite the Schuet-
sss at Hn saiS sso now
OMEAhA CO.. 229 9TH st sw. ol7-3m
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RANGE OF THE THERMosETER.-Ihe following
We're the readings at the signal offise to-day: a
m, Al; = p. H., -; InaxiinuG 81; DiLlInunl. 40.
A converts meeting was held last evening az
lincoln Memorial congregational church, when
was addressed by Evangelist Wharton, OF Lug
land, and hey. Geo. W. Lee.
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OUR STANDING ARMY.
Gen. sheridan's Annual Report Sub
mitted To-day.

WHAT HE SAYS OF THE RECENT INDIAN TROUBLES
REVISION OF TACTICS PRoPosED-AN INCREASE
IN THE ENLISTED FORCE RECOMMENDED-THE
NATIONAL GUARD.
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A DIVORCE DECREED Judge Merrtck to-day
made a decree or divorce in the case OF Margaret
WetZel against Frederick WeEel The grounds
allese0 were desert1On and failure to support her.
The decree gives the complainant the Use or their
farm Tor ailmony.
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THE FEVER IN neutrality-suspicious. Hamil-
ton has received a telegram from d.. Porter at
Tampa, Fla, saying that there were three new
cases VI yellow lever at Tampa yesterday and no
deaths. Where are thirteen cases in the hospital
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AND COMMERCIAL.

Now York Stock Market.
The following the opening aud closing prices Of
the New York stock Market, ~ reported by apecia
wire to Corson Mccartney, IA IS street.
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FOR RENT-STORES.

U.,OR RENT-sTORE AND DWELLING 1928 HIGH
II. 1seOrgct0Vn suitable for grocery or bar rooni
Dazzling contains ~ rooms with bath ROOMS, mod
ern improvements. Sto will be rented separately
rent ior -tOrp s25 Rent Of dwelling $40 Apply TO
JNU. NOUNAN 24lJ II ct. u. OF ~ j. r. GULL
N1NF sJC IN Al = a nl2-2ws
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

U,OR RENT-AT 1880 NEW YORK AVE FUR
II uishesi front and Ofice rooms communicating,
on nrst rcOr; suitable for physician. Also similar
suit OF rooms second floor stable ia Of
ises first-clAss references required Dl2-3t
IvOR REST-OFFlCEs-FRoNT ROOM, FIRST
II floor IN building adjoining SUM- building. Sl3.
". Riley DEEBLE- 1913 h st. o15- I'm
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RECEIVER FOB THE ST. LOUIS BANK.-The Con.
trOiler OF the currency has appointed Lon v. Ste.
phens receiver for the Fifth National Bank OF ST
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In the case OF Godfrey Holden, No. ALB It'll
street northwest, whose application was refuSet
on an unravoraDle report by the police, the Com
missonerS after rec0nSider1ng The matter hav,
resolved to adhere to their first decision.
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A MYTHICAL STEAMSHIP.
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